It €™s Time for Freshmen Showcase!
By Tyler Fortna So it €™s that time of year again when all the new freshman have the chance to showcase their talents in front of their family, friends, and prospective students. There is a lot of talk in the hallways and the kitchens about you guys being nervous and […]
How to Make the Most of the End of the Term
By Cecelia Johnson-Chavis Shake up your routine At such a small college, it can feel like you €™ve seen what there is to see, but we €™ve got quite a lot going on here. Boredom can lead to stagnation, so it €™s sometimes best to shake up the routine! If […]
Finding Your Passion
By Greg Hook It €™s week 4 and now we have a full load and the grumblings of the day to day struggles sometimes are tough €¦classes, homework, studying, papers, midterms, work later on tonight, and the squad wants to hang out. Whether you €™re a freshman starting or a […]
Tips for Success at the Career Fair on October 5th
by Thaddeus Meyers September is just about over and everyone €™s favorite month is almost here. That €™s right, October! We all know that October means our favorite and most useful event that our college has to offer is approaching quickly €¦the CAREER FAIR on October 5th! October 5th Wednesday […]
Kenan Rabah
All the way from a small village called Majdal Shams on the border between Syria, Israel, and Lebanon, Kenan made his way to the states in order to fulfill his dreams. The simple lifestyle of the village, good people, fields of apples and cherries, the smell of fresh bread and […]
Kady Fox
Encouraged by her passion for hospitality, Kady is pursuing a career in the hotel industry. She received her A.S. in Hotel Management from Walnut Hill College in March 2016. Kady had originally gone to Moore College of Art and Design to pursue a degree in Illustration, but she quickly realized […]
Tyler Fortna
After graduating from the Pastry Arts program at Bucks County Technical High School, Tyler Fortna enrolled at Walnut Hill College and graduated with his A.S. in Pastry Arts in March 2016 and his B.S. in Pastry Arts in July 2017. He received the College’s Outstanding Achievement Award in the category […]
Cecelia Johnson-Chavis
Cecelia Johnson-Chavis graduated with her A.S. in Culinary Arts in June 2016 and earned her bachelor’s degree in the same major in March 2018–as valedictorian of her class. Her love of cooking started at a very young age, when she would bake with her mother and help prepare holiday meals […]
Emily Wistar
Emily began her Pastry Arts education at Salem County Vocational Technical School, where she learned the fundamentals of baking. While a student at SCVTS, she won first place in Walnut Hill College’s annual high school Chocolate Competition. She eventually went on to earn her A.S. in Pastry Arts in July […]
Attending a Small College
by Kady Fox During these past two years at Walnut Hill College, I have learned how much it means to me to attend a smaller institution. At Walnut Hill College, we are treated like hospitality professionals, just like how we expect to be treated outside of college in the work […]